St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24

to-day. The former won and very near
ly shut out the Senators. They got
their two runs In the eighth inning on
Daily's single, Farrelrs triple and an
out at first. Thompson's triple Dun
laps base on balls and Hanlon's single
gave Detroit two runs in the second.
In the sixth Rowe's base on balls,
Ihompson's single, an out at first and
O'Day's balk gave two more. O'Day
was very effective, holding the sluggers
down to five actual hits. The game
was called at the end of the eighth
inning on account of rain. Score:
Washington ii::S 3 3 9 9 q g
Errors, Detroit /, Washington s; earned
runs, Detroit 1, Washington q base hits,
Detroit $, Washington z; two-base hits,
Farrell; first base on errors, Detroit 2, Wash
Ington 3; struck on, Getzein, Rowe, O'Brien,
Daily; wild pitch, Getzin; time, ! :45; UNI
pire, Doescher.
KELLY LOST 1T.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 23..It required
ten innings to-day to decide the game
between Indianapolis and Boston, and
1t resulted in the defeat of the latter
owing to the error of Kelly at critical
stage of the game. indianapolis opened
the game in making run in the first
inning on a base on balls and steal.
Boston followed with four runs on three
bases on balls, steal of second, NaSh's
tWo-Dase hits and Shombergs error. In
dianapOliS scored again in the second
and third on couple of hits and an
errer by Hornung The seventh yielded
ett's three-baSe hit, an out, Denny's
two-bagger and a steal from third to
home. In the eighth, after two men
were out, Hackett took his base on being
hit by pitched ball, Morrison hit safely
for single and came home on a hit OF
Sh0mberg'S. The home run of Denny
sent the ball over the center-ielder'S
head. bringing in Shomberg, and he
crossed the home plate amid a shower
OF silver and paper money from his
friends. In the tenth ShOmberg hit for
a single, and was advanced to third on
Denny's hit to the out-field, and came
home on Kelly'S error. In their half of
the tenth the B0StOnS went out i'll one,
two, three order. Score:
boston, "A 0 / / 0 Q > o 1 o $
Errors, indianapolis 3, Boston 10; earned
runs, indianapolis 5, Boston 3; base hits, In
Denny, Kelly, Wise, Morrill,; three base hits,
Haekett, Madden; home run, Denny; double
plays, Glasscock, Shomberg and Hackett,
Kelly and Morrill,, Hackett and Shomberg !;
Seery 2, Kelly, Nash; hit by pitched ball,
Hackett; struck out Wheelock, Seery, Mad
den; wild pitch, Morrison; time, 2:45; UNI
| pire, Pearce.
CHANGED THEIR LUCK.
PTTTsBURG, June 23.-The Pittsburgs
concluded to try and change their luck
! by reversing the usual order of the
| game, and started in by taking the field
| instead of the New YorkS. This change
worked to charm and, after an eXcit-
ing contest, they were rewarded with
victory. Galvin's pitching was the
finest that has been seen at Recreation
park this year. The catching of Brown
for the New Yorks was greatly adj
mired, his throwing to second being
very accurate, which put a stop early in
the game to the members of the home
club trying to steal second. In the
| eighth Gore reached second ON hit and
passed ball, and the chances were favor
able to tieing the score, but fine double
play by Kuebne, McKinnOn and Whit
ney retired him at third after Richard
son had been thrown out at first. At
tendance 5000. Score:
Pittsburg. 40 o o 1 1 o o O 30
New York. 10 o 1 o o 0 O OIL
Errors, Pittsburg 6, New York A. earned
runs Pittsburg l !; base hits, Pittsburg II;
New York a; two-base hits, Richardson,
Miller, Mckinnon, Calvin, Brown; double
plays, Kuehne, McKinnon and Whitney,
Gore and Ward, Richardson and Ward; UNI
pire, Powers.